Dental Implants in North Ryde

Dental Implants in North Ryde

Dental implants in North Ryde: how they replace missing teeth, the treatment steps, what affects the cost and the risks to discuss with your dentist.

What Are Dental Implants?

What Are Dental Implants?

What dental implants are, how they replace missing teeth, who may be suitable and the risks to discuss with your dentist at North Ryde Dentistry.

Quality North Sydney Dentists

Consultation with our principal dentist

At North Sydney Dentistry, quality dental is provided by our dentists who are all well trained and knowledgeable to handle matters of your general dental health. At North Sydney Dentistry, we believe that your teeth are very important to your health and general well being, and they must be properly looked after. We are here to look after you and your smile. Feel free to call us on (02) 8090 1108. Browse our full range of dental services in North Sydney. Related at North Ryde Dentistry: our North Ryde dental clinic

Welcome to North Sydney Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry in North Ryde

Hi, Welcome to North Sydney Dentistry. Feel free to browse the website and ask us any questions that you may have. We are hear to help! Browse our full range of dental services in North Sydney. Related at North Ryde Dentistry: our North Ryde dental clinic

Cracked tooth

A chipped or broken tooth can be saved and repaired to look and feel like the real thing – and perhaps even better! When a tooth gets chipped or fractured, your dentist will consider whether the pulp has been damaged, and determine the ideal route of treatment from there. Fractured Teeth There are several types of tooth fractures and breaks, each of which requires different treatments. These include: Minor cracks — Also called “craze lines,” these are surface cracks that affect only the outer white surface of the tooth, called the enamel. Minor cracks rarely need treatment. However, your dentist may lightly polish the area to smooth out any rough spots. Cracked tooth — This type of fracture involves the whole tooth, from the chewing surface all the way down to the nerve. The pieces remain in place, but the crack gradually spreads. Cracks can sometimes be repaired with filling material. The tooth often will need a crown to prevent the crack from getting worse. If the pulp (nerve and other live tissues) is damaged, you may need a root canal as well. Chips — Minor chips don’t always need treatment. Your dentist may suggest repairing the damage with filling material to prevent it from getting worse or to make the tooth look and feel better. If the chip is very small, the dentist may polish and smooth out the chipped area. Broken cusp — These breaks affect the pointed chewing surfaces (the cusps) of the teeth. They usually do not affect the pulp and are unlikely to cause much pain. Your dentist may repair the damage to restore the tooth’s shape. Frequently, however, an onlay or crown will be required.   North Sydney Dentistry A cracked tooth can need prompt care. See our emergency dentist page, or read about dental crowns in North Sydney.

Book Online